Constellation has filed license renewal applications with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to extend the operations of its Ginna Clean Energy Center and Nine Mile Point Unit 1 reactors in upstate New York to 2049. This move, supported by the renewal of New York's Zero Emissions Credit (ZEC) program, is projected to save ratepayers $50 billion and sustain thousands of jobs. Constellation emphasizes that maintaining its nuclear fleet is crucial for providing reliable, emissions-free power and supporting the state's economy.

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Altria Group's stock rose 1% after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed a new rule requiring foreign tobacco manufacturers to register their establishments and list products sold in the United States. This regulation aims to close a current loophole, enhancing the FDA's ability to identify illegal foreign tobacco products and conduct overseas inspections. The proposed rule mandates all manufacturers, both foreign and domestic, to maintain records and electronically submit detailed product information, including specifications for e-cigarettes, with a public comment period open until September 14, 2026.

This article details significant insider trading activity on Thursday, June 26, 2026. It highlights major insider buys from CEOs at Prospect Capital, Epsilon Energy, Pagaya Technologies, and directors at Stellus Capital Investment Corp and Hallador Energy Co, signaling confidence. Conversely, it reports substantial insider sells from directors and CEOs at Dollar Tree, Kymera Therapeutics, CoreWeave, and Oscar Health, with some sales attributed to pre-arranged trading plans or coming after significant stock surges.

Property portal Ohmyhome is facing potential Nasdaq delisting after selling its core real estate brokerage business for a nominal US$1 and waiving S$19 million in debt. The company's shares recently closed below Nasdaq's US$1 minimum bid price requirement, raising viability questions for its continued public listing. Analysts suggest that given its financial struggles and the highly competitive market, delisting might be a wise decision to save on compliance costs.

The Doctors Company has completed its acquisition of ProAssurance for $25.00 per share in cash, valuing the transaction at approximately $1.3 billion. The combined entity will protect over 200,000 healthcare professionals and organizations and hold $12 billion in assets. ProAssurance will be delisted from the NYSE and operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary.

Cigna and UC Health have reached an agreement on a contract renewal after weeks of anticipation, averting a potential situation where Cigna would have taken the six University of California health systems out-of-network. The agreement includes UCSF and One Medical. The resolution comes as a July 1 deadline for the contract neared.

This article compiles 10 analyst rating adjustments for various companies made public on Friday. Notably, Evercore ISI Group increased its price target for ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ: ON) to $137, maintaining an Outperform rating, suggesting a potential rally of over 15%. Other companies mentioned include Winnebago Industries, Elastic NV, Synaptics Inc, McCormick & Company, Methode Electronics, Darden Restaurants, AeroVironment, FedEx Freight Holding, and ProQR Therapeutics, with analysts issuing varied price target changes and ratings.

Stryker Corp. is maintaining its 2026 projections despite a cyberattack impacting first-quarter revenue, with analysts adjusting targets. Leerink trimmed its price target to $407, while the shares closed at $316.41 on June 25. The company's diverse portfolio includes orthopedic implants and surgical equipment, and it is also dealing with an FDA enforcement action regarding a recall.

ExxonMobil Limited supported the "Hands-on AI & Smart System" program in collaboration with Kasetsart University, offering high school students practical experience in AI and smart systems. The initiative aimed to strengthen engineering fundamentals, bridge learning with real-world applications, and develop critical 21st-century skills for Thai youth. This program underscores ExxonMobil's commitment to STEM education and contributes to Thailand's sustainable development by enhancing competitiveness among its youth.